The California Association of Black Lawyers (CABL) held its annual Legislative Days at the State Capitol to engage in direct advocacy with state policymakers and elevate issues that specifically impact […]
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Kristi Noem fired from her role as DHS Secretary
On March 5, chief executive of the U.S., President Donald Trump, fired Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem in the midst of her appearance at an event in […]
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Talarico prevails over Crockett in primaries
The Democratic Party will have a new representative as Texas state Rep. James Talarico, whose Christian faith and populist message drew nationwide attention, pulled off an upset against U.S. Rep. […]
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Trump’s 2026 State of the Union Address
On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump gave the State of the Union Address. During the address, he spoke about several topics and issues that he suggests are improvements for the […]
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California capitol news you might have missed
State Dem Convention: Nichelle Henderson Stuns Field, Topping Delegate Vote in Superintendent of Public Instruction RaceBlack Democratic candidates walked away from this weekend’s state party convention with a mixed but […]
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California Democrats head into Governor’s Race without a candidate
California Democratic Party (CADEM) delegates arrived in San Francisco this past weekend for a tense endorsement fight to determine who the party will back in the race to replace Gov. […]
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NAACP calls on Gov. Newsom to veto Veterans Benefit Bill
As early as this week, Gov. Gavin Newsom could act on California Senate Bill (SB) 694, a measure approved by the Legislature that has reached his desk aimed at curbing […]
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California creates bill against ICE
California Democratic senators advanced a measure on Jan. 27 that would make it easier for people to sue federal agents over civil rights violations. The Senate Bill 747 was put […]
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New Postal Service rule could quietly void ballots
A quiet clarification by the United States Postal Service is drawing renewed scrutiny after health care advocates and voting rights observers warned that the change could carry serious consequences for […]
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California helps protect residents from data selling
After three years, lawmakers passed Senate Bill 362, “Delete Act,” which takes effect this year. It stops data brokers from selling personal data. Data brokers are companies that collect, analyze, […]